Nem Split

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Came home from work for lunch & my nem was looking spectacular. I just came home & my nem is now split. I see splitting is both good and bad…how do I know if this was a good split? lol.

Of course my oh so smart tang got a little sting from it because the other half has moved into his little hiding rock.

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If they continue to look good, it's all good. If one start looking bad, you will know it.
 
Unless the split was due to an injury or a deliberate forced split (via cutting), it should be fine.
 
Is that a condy? I didn’t think those split. If it is a condy, are you sure it’s not 1 nem that found a hole in the rock or something?
 
Is that a condy? I didn’t think those split. If it is a condy, are you sure it’s not 1 nem that found a hole in the rock or something?
Nope, its a Chicago Sunburst. I cant get lightning to look good from in person to phone so everything looks super washed out
 

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